Tenacity AquaVault Folding Water Reserve (50 / 66 / 100 Gallon)
AquaVault Folding Water Reserve (50 / 66 / 100 Gallon)
Store Water. Secure Survival. Outlast the Storm.
When the grid fails, supply lines break, or the next hurricane hits — you don’t panic, you execute your plan.
The AquaVault Folding Water Reserve gives you the ability to store up to 100 gallons of clean, drinkable water in a tactical-grade, collapsible container built for real-world reliability. Designed for long-term use, fast setup, and compact storage, it’s a must-have for every preparedness kit.
Why It’s Better
Unlike bulky plastic barrels that crack, leak, or take up valuable space, the AquaVault folds flat when not in use and deploys in seconds when it’s time to act. It’s engineered for strength, mobility, and peace of mind when you need it most.
Key Features
💧 Three Size Options – 50 / 66 / 100 gallons to fit your home, cabin, or bug-out setup.
⚙️ Rapid-Deploy Folding Design – Folds flat for compact storage, expands instantly when needed.
🧱 Military-Grade Construction – Reinforced PVC mesh with steel support rods for superior strength and weather resistance.
🔒 Dual Secure Ports – Reinforced fill and drain points with mesh top screen keep your water clean and ready.
🌧 Emergency & Rainwater Ready – Capture, store, or purify water during power outages, storms, or supply disruptions.
🪣 Portable & Dependable – Lightweight when empty, stable when full. Built for home storage, off-grid living, or emergency response.
Specifications
Sizes: 50 / 66 / 100 gallons
Material: Reinforced PVC mesh + steel support rods
Colors: Tactical Green / Black
Includes: Spigot, mesh top screen, support rods
Ideal For: Hurricane prep, off-grid living, camping, emergency storage
Note: Images shown are for size reference. Actual capacity varies by selection (50 / 66 / 100 gallons).
Be Ready When It Counts
Every home in hurricane territory should have one. Secure your water supply, protect your family, and stay prepared year-round.
Choose your size and be ready before the next storm hits.